So, in your opinion, and Brendon's, when BR said, "oh", he meant that he had finally figured out what was in that bowl after studying the photo. And yet he didn't say what he thought it was. And in my opinion, he said "oh" because he knew he was on the verge of being busted, so he said what was in the bowl was…"well there's a glass of tea over there."
The Case of JonBenet Ramsey-CBS Sept. 18 # 2
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Magdalyn
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Your statement using word "just" implies all they can do is recommend more investigation. And they heard from far more than Kane. My previous links proved that.
They heard from dozens of witnesses over 13 months and went over 30,000+ pieces of evidence. Exactly in what way should they have gone further? They 'way a grand jury works' is if they find reason to indict, they indict. Why would they continue? That's not their job.
We're disagreeing on your above stated points that the grand jury
(1) Can "just" recommend more investigation
(2) That the grand jury only heard evidence from Kane.
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I'm still not sure what we are disagreeing about? And the grand jury met for periodically over the 13 months. I think DA Hunter should have indicted and brought this to trial. So what are we disagreeing about?
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23 hours ago - One theory of the death is that it was caused by her brother Burke, who at age 9 was ... I'm also not quite sure whether "Death of JonBenét Ramsey"or "Killing of ...
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I agree. It's playing out in a frenzy of how Burke maliciously murdered his sister, the same awful story was applied to Lindy Chamberlain's son, Aidan, after her daughter, Azaria was taken by a dingo. Yes, she was taken by a dingo, fact.
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I replied to your question in the last 2 sentences of my post.
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There are some good points there. I think I'm now DDI: Dingo Did It. I always thought that Dingo in the family Christmas picture was strangely out of place, and yet nobody ever mentioned it. And come to think of it, Stine was probably covering for the Dingo after that 911 call on the 23rd
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Excuse my wording. :shame: The grand jury heard overwhelming evidence from a biased and possibly mislead BPD. And indictment means an....indictment. DA Hunter should have followed through. But it still stands, innocent until proven guilty
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There's only one big problem with your explanation: his fingerprints were on the bowl.
OF COURSE he knew what it was.
First time poster here.
I've leaned toward IDI for years now, but the CBS special made a compelling argument for BDI and it's really had me thinking. I do think it makes the most since of any RDI theory, but there's just a part of me that can't make that leap yet. A couple of issues:
-If it was an accident, why do all the elaborate staging? They could have staged her body anywhere. They could have made it look like she fell down the stairs. The whole garrote and tying up is way overboard and quite devious, of which I don't believe the parents to capable of doing that to their daughter. The police would have probably taken them at face value had they claimed it was an accident. Way easier and more believable.
-The ransom note. I find it hard to believe that panicked, desperate, grief-stricken parents would have the state of mind to write that. It could have been 10x shorter. Also, would grief stricken parents use the words "execution" and "beheaded" in reference to their daughter?
-I can't get on board with Burke being a sociopath or even troubled, just by the Dr. Phil interview and snippets of his childhood interviews. In the 20 years of this case, this is the first time anyone has speculated on Burke's psychological well being. I've never heard a family friend, teacher, investigator say anything about Burke being a problem child of any sort.
-The DNA. Does the DNA under her fingernails, her long johns, and her underwear all match the same profile? Does anyone know this? If the DNA was from a factory worker, is this same DNA found on the other unused underwear from the package?
-And while we're on DNA, wouldn't Burke, Patsy, and John's DNA be all over JonBenet had they killed/staged her? I'd expect DNA to be all over the tape, the knot, the garrote, the rope, her clothing. Maybe the parents would have worn gloves, but would Burke have been that sophisticated, especially if he fashioned the garrote?
I'm sure I have more questions, but these are off the top of my head now.
I've leaned toward IDI for years now, but the CBS special made a compelling argument for BDI and it's really had me thinking. I do think it makes the most since of any RDI theory, but there's just a part of me that can't make that leap yet. A couple of issues:
-If it was an accident, why do all the elaborate staging? They could have staged her body anywhere. They could have made it look like she fell down the stairs. The whole garrote and tying up is way overboard and quite devious, of which I don't believe the parents to capable of doing that to their daughter. The police would have probably taken them at face value had they claimed it was an accident. Way easier and more believable.
-The ransom note. I find it hard to believe that panicked, desperate, grief-stricken parents would have the state of mind to write that. It could have been 10x shorter. Also, would grief stricken parents use the words "execution" and "beheaded" in reference to their daughter?
-I can't get on board with Burke being a sociopath or even troubled, just by the Dr. Phil interview and snippets of his childhood interviews. In the 20 years of this case, this is the first time anyone has speculated on Burke's psychological well being. I've never heard a family friend, teacher, investigator say anything about Burke being a problem child of any sort.
-The DNA. Does the DNA under her fingernails, her long johns, and her underwear all match the same profile? Does anyone know this? If the DNA was from a factory worker, is this same DNA found on the other unused underwear from the package?
-And while we're on DNA, wouldn't Burke, Patsy, and John's DNA be all over JonBenet had they killed/staged her? I'd expect DNA to be all over the tape, the knot, the garrote, the rope, her clothing. Maybe the parents would have worn gloves, but would Burke have been that sophisticated, especially if he fashioned the garrote?
I'm sure I have more questions, but these are off the top of my head now.
That 1995 one made me so sad and is a poignant reminder of just what a tragedy this whole thing is.
I did find it interesting that it mentions Burke was in Boy Scouts. Don't they learn how to tie various kinds of knots in Boy Scouts?
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Most don't post here because we know the side this site is on. We are afraid we will be banned as many have been. That is the biggest travesty. I'm not a troll and I have no idea who did what. But I know that many, many are afraid to post on this site regarding the Jonbenet case
LW, Newsweek, framework:
http://www.newsweek.com/jonbenet-ra...burke-ramsey-suing-cbs-over-new-murder-501571
JonBenet Ramsey Family Lawyer: Why Burke Ramsey is Suing CBS Over New Murder Claims
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JonBenet Ramsey Family Lawyer: Why Burke Ramsey is Suing CBS Over New Murder Claims
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Aces. See my point?
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You can review the forum rules that explain the reason for all of that. As far as I have seen, no one who respectfully debates the case in accordance with the known evidence has ever been banned.
Because of the evidence that has been discussed in this forum in thousands of posts and for more than a decade, there are some things that are simply wasteful rehashing if debated again, which ruins the experience for those who have long followed the case and muddies the water for newer folks trying to find the truth. That doesn't mean you have to read all of that before you too can post, but it does mean you should fact check things before posting them as fact, and where you are unsure or can't find what you need to fact check, you should ask questions.
And in all fairness, this is a private website paid for by the individuals who own and operate it (with the help of ads of course). Just because it is free for us to use doesn't change that. It's not like other forums owned by a corporation with paid moderators, attorneys, and terms of service. The owners of this site are free to enforce whatever terms they please, and, IMO, they do so fairly.
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